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I was adament I was not visiting use Hostgator, as they were causing me so many issues with my current hosting. Aside from the fact that it takes them forever to answer support requests.

So I shopped around slightly and decided to use a UK company as I'm based in the uk. I was a little unsure whether to use a Linux or Windows based machine and thus questioned the sales person for some time regarding the benefits associated with both. I have to say 2 weeks on I am totally convinced I find the wrong option.

I thought to buy a Windows based Server. At first it seemed a great choice. The Hosting company have their own personal Control Panel built into the machine and it was a breeze to use when setting up domains. However, as anybody with used a Windows based server probably will justify, they are an entire nightmare when you come to load up your sites. (Unless of course you will be a Windows Server Credentialed Professional).

I use a lot of PHP/SQL based systems for my websites, and despite the sales person stating they can be supported by Windows Server, the typical commands I am used to using, i. e. CHMOD, Redirect, etc... are not available in the standard control -panel. I had to learn how to use IIS6 to make the sites work. This is no overnight process, and resulted in many hours of frustration.

In truth it got so bad that i left my sites along with the current host whilst I make a decision on my next approach.

I am an overall convert to Linux based mostly systems, as it uses the web Host Manager and Cpanel interface.